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	Faber Music Bridge Frank - Enter Spring - Score Enter Spring showed Bridge, like his contemporaries, Respighi and Szymanowski, to be a master of sensuous chromaticism which, judging from its enthusiastic reception, provides welcome relief from the greater harmonic astringence of more recent music.The...
	Faber Music Britten Benjamin - Phaedra - Score Musik Noten > Klassische Noten > Ensemble und Orchester > Partitur > Partitur
	Faber Music Britten Benjamin - Young Apollo - Score Musik Noten > Klassische Noten > Ensemble und Orchester > Partitur > Partitur
	Faber Music Britten Benjamin - Curlew River - Score Musik Noten > Klassische Noten > Ensemble und Orchester > Partitur > Partitur
	Faber Music Britten Benjamin - Quatre Chansons Françaises - Score Britten began composing his Quatre chansons francaises in June 1928 and had finished the full score by August of that year, before his 15th birthday. The songs reflect the impact of his lessons with Frank Bridge, which had begun in the autumn of 1927,...
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Viola, Viola - Study Score . . .a virtuoso tour de force. . .a visceral dialectic, powered by nervous energy.The Times (Helen Wallace), 21 October 1998Musik Noten > Klassische Noten > Ensemble und Orchester > Partitur > Partitur
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Three Inventions - Score . . .a model of concision and concentration.San Francisco Examiner (Timothy Pfaff), September 1996Musik Noten > Klassische Noten > Ensemble und Orchester > Partitur > Partitur
	Faber Music Benjamin George - At First Light - Score . . .Benjamin revealed an incredible sense of timbre and a precise technique of instrumentation which is unrivalled among his fellow composers. His precedence in both spheres was highlighted most vividly in At First Light. . .a masterpiece, which literally...
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Octet - Score . . .the sheer technical aplomb of the work continues to amaze. Benjamin wrote it when he was eighteen; the beautifully dappled structure and wonderfully imagined effects seem to evidence a far deeper maturity.Financial Times (Andrew Clements), 24 February...
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Ringed By The Flat Horizon - Score The work contains some of the most startlingly precise storm music ever written - it seems less evocation than the sound of the thing itself. But there is more to it than that: Eliot´s lines suggested form for the music, and the piece is music, and not...
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Sudden Time - Score . . .perhaps the most impressive, motivated handling of orchestral forces in an output which has always demonstrated an extraordinary control of large forms. And the most telling of its time-tricks is that it compacts such a fecundity of ideas into a...
	Faber Music Benjamin George - Upon Silence - Voice And Ensemble (per 10 Minimum) Upon Silence sets Long-legged Fly, a late poem of Yeats which portrays three momentous figures in history absorbed in silent contemplation: Julius Caesar planning a crucial military campaign, Helen of Troy as an adolescent in Sparta and Michelangelo painting...
	Faber Music Arnold Malcolm - Four Cornish Dances - Study Score Arnold has in the new work invoked traditional rhythms but again the musical matter is his own. The second of the dances has a misty and reflective character but the other three are vintage boisterous Arnold, vividly illustrating his gift for bouncy...
	Faber Music Arnold Malcolm - Concerto For Two Violins - Study Score . . .a craftsman-like and gracefully wrought work. . .The middle movement is particularly fine, a wistful slow waltz of lovely simplicity which begins and ends with a tranquil dialogue between the two unaccompanied violins. . .The last movement opens...
	Faber Music Arnold Malcolm - Fantasy On A Theme Of John Field - Score On the surface a listener-friendly extension of Field´s early-Romantic idiom, this is music encompassing switchbacks of mood and material so bizarre as to be almost unnerving. (Imagine Chopin as it might have been recomposed by Kagel). . . Malcolm Hayes,...